Sunday 8 August 2021

Notices: Term 3, Week 3

 Kia Ora Whanau!


We have had an awesome week in our new space.  The Tamariki are beginning to really settle into and enjoy their new learning space.  We will begin all group teaching next week so you can expect to see readers come home.


On another note we have some exhausted Tamariki arriving at school.  Our days are very busy and to have some of our little people yawning and nearly asleep at 9am does not help.  Please help us to help your Tamariki learn by going some rest over the weekend and on week nights.


Stationary

We are in need of some new stationary.  Please pop on the Quizzle website and order your child. 

  1. My Literacy Book 1 x2

  2. My Everyday Book 1 x1

  3. Sharpies x1

  4. Gluestick x1


School Start and Finish Times

We have had some of our Tamariki arriving very early to school and leaving late from school.  The Tamariki are not supervised by us before 8:30am and after 3pm, we (the teachers) use the time before and after school to plan, prep our days and for staff meetings.  Thank you for your help with this. 


Poetry Books

We are missing some of our Poetry Books.  Can you please make sure they come back every Monday as we use them during the week.


Pepi Kapa Haka

Jeanette Horn runs the Pepi Kapa Haka group.  This is on Friday afternoons and at this level it is waiata based.  The Tamariki were all given the option to join but were explained that it is a commitment and if they do it they need to go each and every week. 


Junior Assembly

Next Friday 13th August is the first Junior Assembly for Term 3.  Our Tamariki decided they would like to do this with the boys leading the show.  This means the Room 1&2 boys will lead the charge next week.


HERO

This is your go to for keeping up with your child’s learning.  We are posting regularly and their current academic learning goals are also on there.  Keep popping on the website to see what your little person is up to.


Our Wish List

THANK YOU to the Whanau that have sent different bits and pieces in over the week.  We so appreciate your generosity.  We are still on the hunt for some different bits and pieces to assist us with setting up our new space.  If you would like to contribute to this we need and are looking for…

  1. Blue Milk Top Lids (light and dark blue)

  2. Water trough toys

  3. Dress ups

  4. Dinky automobiles e.g. cars, trucks, boats, planes etc and road map for floor

  5. Baby dolls and accessories e.g clothing, bottles etc

  6. Board Games

  7. Arts and crafts e.g. glitter, beads, stickers, pipe cleaners etc

  8. Shop accessories e.g. cash register, grocery items, shopping trolley/baskets etc

  9. Sand Pit toys e.g. buckets, spades etc

  10. Natural Materials e.g. pinecones, feathers, small pebbles, bark, sticks etc


We appreciate anything you are able to contribute however we ask that there is no plastic bought in and items are wooden where possible.


Oral Language/News

A separate email has been sent with the terms topics, please see below for this week's as well as Tamariki's News Day.  

Term Three Oral Language/News Topics

Week 3 - Learner Quality - This term's Learner Quality focus is ‘Learning’Come to school prepared to share a time that you learnt to do something new and what you had to do to achieve that.


T1 Oral Language Day

Monday

Rahina

Tuesday

Ratu

Wednesday

Raapa

Thursday

Rapare

Friday

Ramere

Charlie

Jake

Hunter

Remi

Erisson

Lachie

Chloe

Jonty

Molly

Indy

Sienna

Freddie

Joshua

Oliver

Michael

Vivi

Max

Honor

Lenny

Immy

Nina

Heidi


Poetry

Performances

 

T2 Oral Language Day


Monday

Rahina

Tuesday

Ratu

Wednesday

Raapa

Thursday

Rapare

Friday

Ramere

Alice

Harper

Tom

Harlow

Teana

Arthur

Isa

Kellen

Thomas

Leonor

Maggie

Aaru

Isabelle

Lincoln

Baxter

Clarabell

Otto

Betsy

Lewis

Knox

Evie

Poetry

Performances



Te Reo Maori Language - Word/Statement

This term we will learn to say good morning each day and how we are feeling. We will also be learning a statement each week.  If you use it at home as well we can all learn together e.g.

Titiro mai- look this way 

Kei te wera ahau- I am hot


G.O.L.D

This term's G.O.L.D character is the L for Learning.  This week's Guardianship learner quality is: Children being curious and asking questions”.


Lunch Options

Monday- Suma’s Sushi

Wednesday- Sausage 

Friday- Wok n Go Dumplings

Order any of the above via www.lunchonline.co.nz  (You will need to create an account). 

 

Nga Mihi

Sarah and Nadia

 

Coming Up…

Junior Assemblies: Friday 10th September, Friday 24th September.

Teacher Only Day: Friday 3rd September

Swimming: Week 10

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